Am 14.06.2012 15:26, schrieb Roman D. Boiko:
But now, with everything immutable, I had to comment out several test cases. I cannot pass an immutable struct allocated on stack, into a method by reference, and then store a pointer to it,
thats sounds very evil - with or without immutable how should that work anyway?
because compiler says it is not an l-value. Should I allocate it on heap? Or get rid of functions taking parameter by ref, and use only those which take a pointer?
i would use the heap and ref - else you need to copy, the pointer would also not work if your struct is still in the stack - or does the stack live long enough?
